This is a glove isn't it? How do you heat it?
24062
It is a glove and the gel packs come out so you can use them by heating in microwave or put in freezer for a deep chill.
612943
It's nylon, so you should be able to heat it up with a lighter & the end will melt. Careful not to let it burn. Have an oven MIT ready to pinch end tight to seal
1439856
You could with a pot holder or glove, however it was not designed for this use and would get hot and may permanently heat discolor.
709026
you wont get burned using two gloves (two hands) removing trays from 350 degree oven. But I did feel heat removing a frying pan from 400 degree oven using one glove (one hand). It was a heavy pan. I should have used two gloves , one on each side (handle).
774744
It gets warm, BUT not as hot as the cokingportion of the pot. I could pick it up without mitts.
392751
Meh. I found the optimum temperature to cure this - in a reasonable time - very warm. The kind of very warm where you can still keep your fingers on it without too much discomfort. If it's too hot to keep your finger on for more than 3 seconds, your gonna melt the surrounding material. If you can control the heat gun to maintain that level of heat over a 15 to 20 minute period, then you're good. Patience is the key. The heat transfer tool?? A joke. You'd be there for a good 2 hours with it.
581198
It depends. The glove can withstand extreme heat but only for a short period of time before it absorbs the heat. I only recommend it only to take something out of the oven to place it on the counter, and not to hold hold while cooking.
1233667
It gets very hot. You can set the temp. It will burn the skin if you touch it.
707387
Hi Andrew. This is a glove that anybody can use. I bought it to play the infield but it was actually a little bit too big for the infield, for me anyway, and I have a big hand. So I used it to play the outfield, first base, and pitch. Once you break it in it has a very nice feel to it. Good luck.
983054
HI- I got mine on with some effort- warm it up first inside the house, or plug it in while not on the car's steering wheel- being warmer makes it much more pliable. do NOT microwave it etc. Be sure your car is already warm also- then start at the top and position it, and work your way down both sides with your fingers. pull it onto the wheel using a blunt instrument such as maybe a paint stirring stick, or the back end of a putty knife - not the blade end. Push it toward the back as you go, keeping one hand on the cover to prevent it from unpeeling. Takes a bit of effort, but it works - too bad the item doesn't work for very long (we got one use out of it before it died). HI- I got mine on with some effort- warm it up first inside the house, or plug it in while not on the car's steering wheel- being warmer makes it much more pliable. do NOT microwave it etc. Be sure your car is already warm also- then start at the top and position it, and work your way down both sides with your fingers. pull it onto the wheel using a blunt instrument such as maybe a paint stirring stick, or the back end of a putty knife - not the blade end. Push it toward the back as you go, keeping one hand on the cover to prevent it from unpeeling. Takes a bit of effort, but it works - too... » Read More HI- I got mine on with some effort- warm it up first inside the house, or plug it in while not on the car's steering wheel- being warmer makes it much more pliable. do NOT microwave it etc. Be sure your car is already warm also- then start at the top and position it, and work your way down both sides with your fingers. pull it onto the wheel using a blunt instrument such as maybe a paint stirring stick, or the back end of a putty knife - not the blade end. Push it toward the back as you go, keeping one hand on the cover to prevent it from unpeeling. Takes a bit of effort, but it works - too bad the item doesn't work for very long (we got one use out of it before it died). « Show Less
968198
The glove is useful! When I have the iron turned up high I end up burning my hand; the glove prevents the burns. So the glove is nice to have and once you get used to using it, it's almost a necessity, because it does make it better! As for the bag, I believe that it's heat resistant (I haven't look in the manual, so I apologize for my lack of information. I'm 90% certain that it is though; it only makes sense that it would be.) I've placed my iron in the bag when it's still warm (not extremely hot, but very warm) and it's been great to have as well! Plus it's pretty! LOL.
172587
It gets very hot - so much so that they provide a glove to use so you don't burn yourself. The wand heats up quickly as well.
591014
It feels like a coarse sand to me. I detect a slight smell when heated but not objectionable. Previously owned mitts were filled with either corn or beans and heated much faster and stayed warmer longer. I have to heat the body wrap for three minutes while changing the position of it in the microwave after each minute.
369640
Yeah it gets really hot. Just like a flat iron would. The glove helps if you have little experience with the wand. I have burned myself, but not badly.
1671643
No, this can only be used to warm a knuckle... but only IF you can get it over your knuckle
1908414
There is a folding handle. The top ring gets very hot during use and will burn you badly.
1632873
It Is definitely a pair of gloves. Quite comfortable too, however they are not a high temperature glove, which means you don't want to handle hot items for too long .